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Summary

This video provides a detailed guide on performing Ghusl (ritual purification) in Islam, in accordance with the Sunnah. It begins with entering the bathroom with the left foot, followed by necessary prayers and washing steps. The process includes washing hands, cleaning private parts with the left hand, performing Wudu (ablution), and making the intention for Ghusl. The video emphasizes washing the head, shoulders, and the whole body thoroughly, highlighting important tips for older individuals to avoid health risks. The tutorial ends with a reminder to perform Wudu again before prayer, completing the Ghusl process.

Takeaways

• 😀 Start by entering the bathroom with the left foot and recite the prayer before entering: 'A'udhu bika min al-khubuthi wal-khaba'ith'.
• 😀 The first step in the ritual bath (mandi junub) is to wash your hands, starting with the right hand, followed by the left.
• 😀 After washing your hands, clean your private parts with the left hand, ensuring that it is done properly.
• 😀 Perform wudu (ablution) as you would for prayer, including washing the hands again, face, arms, and feet.
• 😀 There is a sunnah where you can delay washing your feet until after the mandi junub, instead of during wudu.
• 😀 Begin the mandi junub by making the intention: 'Nawaitu ghusla liraf'il hadatsil Akbari fardhan'.
• 😀 When performing the mandi, wash the head thoroughly, ensuring the water reaches the scalp, using the hands to press and clean.
• 😀 For those over 35 or 40 years old, it is advised to rinse the shoulders before washing the head to avoid circulatory issues.
• 😀 Always rinse both shoulders three times before washing the head, ensuring the body is prepared for the head washing step.
• 😀 After rinsing the shoulders, wash the entire body, making sure all body parts, including folds, are properly washed.
• 😀 After the mandi, it is recommended to perform wudu again to complete the purification process before prayer.

Q & A

What is the first step when performing mandi junub in Islam?

The first step is to enter the bathroom with your left foot while reciting the prayer 'A'udhu billahi min ash-shaytan ir-rajim' to seek protection from impurities.

What is the proper order of washing during mandi junub?

The correct order includes washing both hands first, then cleaning the private parts with the left hand, followed by performing wudhu (ablution), and finally, showering the entire body.

How should you wash your hands during mandi junub?

Start by washing the right hand first, followed by the left hand to ensure both are clean before proceeding to other steps.

Why is it important to wash the private parts with the left hand?

In Islamic practice, the left hand is used for cleaning oneself after using the toilet, as the right hand is reserved for more respectful activities like eating and greeting.

What should you do after washing your hands and private parts?

After washing your hands and private parts, you should perform wudhu, which includes washing the face, arms, wiping the head, and washing the feet, but leaving the feet for the final step.

Is it required to wash the feet during wudhu before mandi junub?

No, it is not necessary to wash the feet during wudhu before mandi junub. The feet should be washed after completing the full body wash at the end of mandi junub.

What is the recommended intention (niyyah) for mandi junub?

The recommended intention is 'Nawaitul ghusla liraf'il hadatsil akbari fardhan,' which translates to 'I intend the ritual bath to remove the major impurity for the sake of Allah.'

What is the proper method of washing the head during mandi junub?

The head should be washed by pouring water over it and rubbing it with your hands, ensuring that the water reaches the scalp and the hair, beginning from the sides before moving to the top.

Why should the shoulders be washed before the head when taking a mandi junub?

Washing the shoulders before the head is recommended, especially for older individuals, to avoid sudden temperature changes that may cause discomfort or health issues such as a stroke.

What is the final step after completing mandi junub?

After completing the full body wash, it is advisable to perform wudhu again to ensure complete cleanliness before praying.